Issue: Http auth error adding react-native-capturesdk

[crossandco-jacob]

Your Socket Mobile Developer ID

65adadcb-72f2-f011-8406-6045bd0022a5

Environment

CaptureSDK: 1.5.137

Description

After registering my app in the Socket Developer Portal, I was instructed to add a private package (react-native-capturesdk) to my package.json. The git URL provided contained an access token due to it being a private repository. However, the access token is expired and returns an HTTP Unauthorized Error.

Steps to Reproduce

1. Add react-native-capturesdk with provided private repo link to package.json
2. Run npm install
3. Get an HTTP Auth Error due to the url embedded auth token being expired

Expected Behavior

For the auth token to not be expired

Actual Behavior

The auth token is expired

Additional Context

No response

[cyrille-socket]

Hello @crossandco-jacob,

thank you for submitting your issue.

What is the version you were using previously and can you show the content of the package.json you're talking about please?

My guess is that you're still using an old private version of our React Native SDK.

Best,
Cyrille

[crossandco-jacob]

@cyrille-socket thanks for getting back to me.

This is a fresh install. The Socket developer portal told me to add the private repo after registering my app.

Is this no longer required?

The docs are mixed- I found some places that said to do it and others that didn't mention either way.

[cyrille-socket]

Hello @crossandco-jacob

Can you point me where you see this mention of the private repo please because I’m not aware of leftovers since we moved back public.

So to answer your question, yes we are back on public and no need of an access token.

Please let me know if that works for you with the public url. Which should of course.

Best
Cyrille